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| Local News |  | Councilor pushes 'Busald Way' | | The Pawtucket Times- 8/20/2008 4:58:48 AM | | A city councilor who had previously opposed efforts to name the new School Administration Building for the late J. William Busald, is now proposing to have a stretch of downtown roadway named for the former ... |  |
| Shots fired during robbery of Social Club | | The Pawtucket Times- 8/20/2008 4:57:58 AM | | A city councilor who had previously opposed efforts to name the new School Administration Building for the late J. William Busald, is now proposing to have a stretch of downtown roadway named for the former ... | |
| Why the big drop of students in Central Falls? | | The Providence Phoenix- 8/19/2008 9:03:59 PM | | Talk radio was yesterday abuzz with this story , with hosts like John DePetro supporting the view that Governor Carcieri's approach to illegal immigration in responsible for a sharp decline in the number of ... | |
| R.I. attorney general announces lead paint cleanup | | SouthCoastToday.com- 8/19/2008 5:13:55 AM | | Attorney General Patrick Lynch announced Monday that cleanup of up to 600 housing units contaminated by lead paint is now going out to bid and said the work would target properties in poorer neighborhoods of ... | |
| Homes in four municipalities to be made lead-safe | | Providence Journal- 8/19/2008 3:00:02 AM | | Profit and nonprofit organizations are being sought to clean up lead paint problems in 600 pre-1950 housing units in Providence, Central Falls, Pawtucket and Woonsocket. | |
| RI attorney general announces lead paint cleanup | | Fulton County Daily Report- 8/18/2008 10:29:02 PM | | Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch announced Monday that cleanup of up to 600 housing units contaminated by lead paint is now going out to bid and said the work would target properties in poorer ... | |
| NCMS gets new principal | | The Pawtucket Times- 8/18/2008 5:45:15 PM | | Get ready for a party. The energetic music of Buckwheat Zydeco combined with a dazzling array of food samplings from many of the city's finest restaurants will highlight the Sept. | |
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